And if you train your ears to listen for all the many clues a Seller will give you (a couple of which I described in #1 and #2 above), you’ll find that the Seller often opens the door to Seller Financing, and is practically asking you to walk through it.You Can Do It!

I didn’t really know what my future held at the time but the job is only 3 minutes from home and I could easily walk or bike if I wanted and there’s plenty of room for overtime if I feel like it.

Essentially all they need to come up with is one month's rent, which is typically the upcoming month anyway, and they walk away clean - no lawn care, no utilities, nothing - and we assume the risk if the property takes longer than 1+ month to rent.

I’ve walked through a few homes with my realtor and have put in one offer.

Another option would be to sell it and walk away or get foreclosed on.

BP CT Family,There is a multi family I am interested in buying and after a walk through today found extensive mold in the middle unit around the walls and ceiling throughout the entire unit.

Should I proceed or walk away? 

I am holding 1mo security deposit currently.So she paid OCT rent, and per the lease should pay NOV rent ($2k) + 1mo fee ($2k).I know she is just going to walk and not pay the additional rent or fee ($4k total)....why wouldn't she?

He was about 78 years old and owned them for at least 20 years, paid off, free and clear.I was investor #4 to walk the units.

I know AE is bad, but I'm not sure if this is a "problem solving" situation or a "walk/run as fast as you can the other way" situationThoughts?